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The Galway Cycling Campaign has welcomes the temporary emergency measures outlined by the City Mobility Team at the City Council meeting. While many of us cannot yet return to work, they support these efforts to get city businesses thriving in the aftermath of the coronavirus shutdown and to build a resilient network where people can continue to move, trade, play and live in face of the persistent threat of a second wave.

Despite fears of a downturn in the market during the COVID-19 crisis, the price of a three-bedroomed semi-detached house in Westmeath remained unchanged over the past three months, according to a national survey carried out by Real Estate Alliance.

Galway United has issued a statement on the safe return to football having joined other member clubs of the First Division Alliance (FDA) on a call with the FAI, for an update on the potential support available, including financial, to progress a path forward for a safe return to football.

The team at Mayo University Hospital would like to remind the public that visiting is still not permitted at the hospital other than in exceptional circumstances.

CycleCoffeeCake is a new initiative of the Galway Cycling Campaign which aims to encourage novice cyclists to hop on their saddles and join together in a gentle, inclusive cycle around Galway city.

Monuments in Galway city and Tuam, which honour people who were directly involved in the slave trade or who fought to maintain slavery, should be removed.

The team at Mayo University Hospital would like to remind the public that visiting is still not permitted at the hospital other than in exceptional circumstances.

Galway Urban Greenway Alliance have proposed that a 2.6km temporary cycle path should be installed along the seafront from Southpark to Blackrock.

For ten weeks, cyclists all over the country have been locked down as restrictions stopped them from cycling any further than 2km - and later 5km - from their homes.

Galway Cycling Campaign has said that it backing local businesses as the city knuckles down to kick-start the economy again.